roleplay vs min maxers

[CyberThread]

http://existentialcomics.com/comic/45


Enjoy some humour

[Fax Celestis]

dat mouseover text

[Psyren]

http://existentialcomics.com/comic/45


Enjoy some humour

This is the greatest thing :smallbiggrin:

[Snowbluff]

Cyberthread: King of Clickbait. :smalltongue:

[Brookshw]

Huh, cool, I'm going to mention this to my editors. Thanks!

[Extra Anchovies]

dat mouseover text

Thanks for pointing it out to me, I almost missed it.

[Blackhawk748]

HAHAHAHA love it!

[Rubik]

Enjoy some humourWhat, like bile? Or...blood?

YOU'RE A VAMPIRE! I KNEW IT!

[Psyren]

What, like bile? Or...blood?

YOU'RE A VAMPIRE! I KNEW IT!

Or, y'know, british :smalltongue:

[Extra Anchovies]

Or, y'know, british :smalltongue:

Vampires are hurt by sunlight, so they'd want a place that's low on sunlight.
Britain has a lot of cloudy days, and is thus low on sunlight.
∴ All the vampires moved to Britain to avoid the sun.

WE'VE FOUND THEM OUT

[Rubik]

Or, y'know, british :smalltongue:British people drink bodily fluids?

Ewwww.

[Psyren]

Vampires are hurt by sunlight, so they'd want a place that's low on sunlight.
Britain has a lot of cloudy days, and is thus low on sunlight.
∴ All the vampires moved to Britain to avoid the sun.

WE'VE FOUND THEM OUT


British people drink bodily fluids?

Ewwww.

....You... You've convinced me. *buys garlic*

[Snowbluff]

I drink bodily fluids. milk... and your tears

[Blackhawk748]

I drink bodily fluids. milk... and your tears

Why am i not surprised?

[Rubik]

....You... You've convinced me. *buys garlic*Time to start sewing holy symbols on all of my clothes in identical-colored thread!

Beware! Hide your friends and loved ones! Bring out the mirrors and the ankhs and taijitu! THE BRITISH ARE COMING!

[Fax Celestis]

Vampires are hurt by sunlight, so they'd want a place that's low on sunlight.
Britain has a lot of cloudy days, and is thus low on sunlight.
∴ All the vampires moved to Britain to avoid the sun.

WE'VE FOUND THEM OUT

This is even funnier if you've read the Etherscope books.

[Malroth]

Can't find the mouseover text.

[Rubik]

Can't find the mouseover text.Bribe the mouse with cheese?

No, scratch that. Peanut butter works better.

[Fax Celestis]

Can't find the mouseover text.

Mouseover the last frame.

[blacklight101]

fantastic comic, recommending this one to friends.

[CyberThread]

Cyberthread: King of Clickbait. :smalltongue:

Yep big time

[Gwendol]

Thanks! Made my day!

[Psyren]

"After all of your perfect calculations, you fine gentlemen have forgotten one thing!"
"That the trolls are discrete?"

*DM is unconcsious*

:smallbiggrin:

[Chronos]

Oh, so the mouseover text is the same as the text printed plainly below the comic.

[BWR]

On the subject of philosophy and RPGs, Dungeons and Discourse (http://dresdencodak.com/2006/12/03/dungeons-and-discourse/) and the sequel (http://dresdencodak.com/2009/01/27/advanced-dungeons-and-discourse/).

[Oko and Qailee]

10/10 this was awesome

[PaucaTerrorem]

British people drink bodily fluids?

Ewwww.

Ever had their beer?


I'm joking. English beer is fine. Never will understand why yall serve it warm, though.

[Flickerdart]

Ever had their beer?


I'm joking. English beer is fine. Never will understand why yall serve it warm, though.
They don't serve it warm. Most good beer is supposed to be served around cellar temperature (14C ish, it depends on the style, really). In America, Anheuser-Busch has cultivated the culture of the ice-cold beer because the colder a beer is, the more the flavour is masked. So they are able to get away with selling low quality beer that uses cheap ingredients.

[SaintRidley]

What, like bile? Or...blood?

YOU'RE A VAMPIRE! I KNEW IT!

I see your choler's rising. You might want to see a phlebotomist to help you balance.

[BWR]

Ever had their beer?

The joke goes: "American beer is like making love in a canoe - you're ****ing close to water".

[Venger]

I saw the thread title, prepared for stormwind, then I saw who had posted it, and knew there must be more to it than that.

As ever with a cyberthread thread, I was not disappointed. Well done and thanks for the link, cyberthread.


British people drink bodily fluids?

Ewwww.

it's a staple in their diet (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_pudding) :smalltongue:

[PaucaTerrorem]

The joke goes: "American beer is like making love in a canoe - you're ****ing close to water".

Good god man, come to Oregon. There's a reason we're known as Hop Valley. Best beer in the nation, possibly the world.

[Rubik]

Good god man, come to Oregon. There's a reason we're known as Hop Valley. Best beer in the nation, possibly the world.Doesn't say much. Even the best is still stomach-turning.

[BWR]

Good god man, come to Oregon. There's a reason we're known as Hop Valley. Best beer in the nation, possibly the world.

I've spent time in Wisconsin. I know there are good American beers. The point is that the big name brands are generally bland and before the big microbrewery fad really took flight (and they don't really make it over here anyway) the general European impression of American beer was not exactly favorable. I stole the joke from MP when they made it in '82.

[Kalaska'Agathas]

it's a staple in their diet (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_pudding) :smalltongue:

To a somewhat (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk) perturbing (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butter) extent (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheese).